i needed this in B&W too :))
captured in Brighton, UK
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Standing there in the light drizzle, invisible to the others gathered closely together in animated conversation, he watched patiently for the approaching bus. He’d travelled to Brighton on this, his wedding anniversary, dipping recklessly into his meagre pension and remembering his honeymoon so many decades earlier. Margaret was gone now. Had been some ten years already. But walking around Brighton and the old abandoned pier he had been transported back, to happier days, kinder days. The damp began to creep into his bones now and he knew he’d seen Brighton for the last time in his life. At 80 he sensed that nearly every venue he visited now, he was seeing it for the last time. Margaret had wanted to go to America for their honeymoon, to Florida, but of course that was beyond their modest means. They’d made do with Brighton. Ironic he thought. They said that Florida was “God’s Waiting Room”, but he knew better. He was standing in God’s waiting room now, at this Bus Stop in Brighton. (Narrative by UnEasy)
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an almost unreal atmosphere. very symbolic. a group and the outsider. love the lighting.
Thanks so much Ursa! :-)
– Mojca Savicki
fabulous Mojca! :)
Thank dear Simone! Glad you like it :-)!
– Mojca Savicki
Wow this is fantastic…love the processing and it looks perfect in black and white…The perspective of the shot is interresting..I am drawn to this photo!!!well done Mojca
Thanks so very much Denzel! I think i like this version the best :-)
– Mojca Savicki
i love the mood this evokes.. it really has a story to it, great job.
Many many thanks :-)
– Mojca Savicki
so well seen and well goes bw with narration ..
Hvala puno Zdenko! Uneasy je majstor s riječima :)
– Mojca Savicki
great work Mojca.x
Thank you Catherine!
– Mojca Savicki
Brilliant, Mojca!
Danke schön Klaus!!! :-))
– Mojca Savicki
Well, let’s see here…what don’t I love about this!? Damn fine shot Mojca..just wonderful! :D
Thanks so much my dear friend!! Glad you think so :-))!!
– Mojca Savicki
i like the voyeuristic element here, or outside looking in. a superb narrative shot. makes me think of T.S. Elliot. very nicely done.
Thank you so so much James!
– Mojca Savicki
A great addition to the series – color, sepia, now B&W – all wonderful, each in their own way! As always this image highlights your fantastic eye for the “decisive moment”, all too easily missed or overlooked, in the always unfolding, ever changing human drama. Bravo.
Well, your narrative just adds to it :)) Thank you very much for your cooperation on this one Kevin :-))
– Mojca Savicki